Arknights Welcome to Terra Continent

Yes, Beichen had already anticipated that the second project would also be a bunch of crap.

But he didn't expect it to be so bad. It was even more targeted at him than the first project—if he didn't cheat.

Not long after Big Mouth Mob finished his speech, all the players came to their seats and the lights in the venue went out, leaving you pitch dark.

"Hello? Lighting technician? Where's the lighting technician? Why did you turn off all the lights? How can our contestants compete?"

Poor acting, just like some unspeakable Japanese action movies.

Although the acting is poor, the audience likes it, of course, referring to the main part that comes later.

"What? You said that all the lighting units are damaged to varying degrees? Really, if we use lamps produced by Chip Lighting Company, this situation will never happen."

Are there any ads inserted?

"There is really nothing we can do now. The contestants can only compete under this circumstance for the time being. However, in order not to affect the viewing experience of the audience, please wear the glasses provided by Sino Company next to your seat."

What kind of glasses are these? Can you give me one? I can’t see either.

Beichen used the dim light from the audience seats to observe his opponent again.

They had put on their goggles a long time ago, and they must have night vision capabilities.

In other words, Beichen is the only one left shooting arrows in the dark?

"But don't worry, our small mobile drones used as targets have their own light source, making them particularly conspicuous in the dark. Moreover, the contestants' arrows also carry the same light source, bringing the best visual feast to the audience!"

What the hell? You put two LED lights on the arrow?

Beichen complained silently, but this was also good, he had been planning to give up this project.

After all, when the time comes, people will ask you how you can shoot so accurately despite being so dark, Beichen is too lazy to explain to those reporters that it is his Originium skill or something.

After all, once they start asking, they won't stop, and Beichen doesn't want to be bothered by them for too long.

With a sigh, Beichen raised the bow in his hand.

Next time, get all your equipment ready before participating in this shooting competition. Oh, no, it’s not a shooting competition, it should be a technology competition.

"Then, the game officially begins!"

Small drones flew out from nowhere at a very fast speed, but they were indeed conspicuous enough because they were equipped with a small golden light and a golden tail behind them.

Beichen also knew why all the lights had to be turned off, because it would look better that way.

This time, Beichen took the initiative. He directly targeted the first drone that flew out, raised his bow and shot an arrow.

The arrow has a pink trail.............Huh? How can there be such a thing?

Beichen looked at the quiver beside him in confusion. When did they replace the arrows with shooting effects? Did they upgrade it with source crystal points?

Beichen would certainly not miss, he successfully scored the first point and even made Feiling Knight, who was aiming at the first drone, miss.

The other players were naturally unwilling to be outdone and they all aimed at their chosen targets. Of course, it was easy for targets to overlap, and whoever shot first would score.

Of course, the arrows they shot also had trails, but the color was different. Watching the game from the audience, it must have been really exciting.

But Beichen doesn't have the mood to appreciate that now, so he's going to catch up with the score with this project.

Beichen's bow-drawing speed is much faster than those around him, because he does not need to aim, the arrow will fly out and find the enemy by itself. No, it seems that he does not even need to draw the bow..............

So the situation on the field now is basically that the other players found the target, drew their bows and aimed, but before they could shoot, the drone was shot down by Beichen with a "bang".

To be honest, it's quite a waste of drones. Do you treat this thing as a consumable? You're really a spendthrift. If you don't want it, you can give me two to play with.

It was okay at the beginning when there were many drones, and everyone could take advantage of the chaos to get two, but the number became fewer and fewer as time went on. Beichen would kill one as soon as it appeared, and the others could only watch.

The one who was able to touch the golden light was left with only a pink trail, while the others ended up missing.

No one expected the situation to be like this in the end, but that's the rule. We can't kick Beichen out now, so we can only modify it in the next game.

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Beichen's score increased very quickly, and he soon made up for the 15-point gap, and then he opened up a big gap with the other players.

Of course, only the top few were anxious. Those whose scores were not as high as Beichen's were already starting to have fun. The most anxious one was of course the Flying Feather Knight.

He had never encountered such a situation in his entire career, where he was beaten and couldn't fight back.

He began to try to snatch even any point from Beichen, but failed in the end. Beichen even shot the newly appeared drone to pieces before he even started aiming at it.

However, Beichen's score increase came to an abrupt halt, and drones began to appear from both sides of the field.

Beichen turned his head in surprise and looked at his empty hands and empty quiver.

Damn, how did you finish cumming?

"good chance!"

The other players seemed to have realized something as well and began to compete for points again. The one who shot the most vigorously was the Flying Feather Knight. He couldn't let Beichen, an unknown boy, steal his limelight.

Without Beichen's suppression, Feiling Knight's score was rising rapidly, and was even about to approach Beichen's score.

"No, it's more painful to watch this kid score points than to lose points myself."

Beichen quietly took out an arrow of his own, which, of course, he had taken from the warehouse in Rhodes Island.

Another arrow!

The arrow hit the target accurately, but his score did not rise again.

Byd, I only get extra points if I use the arrows you provide, right?

Beichen reluctantly took back the remaining arrows quietly, and then destroyed the arrow he had just shot.

What, you ask why not use this to stop others from taking points?

Doing that will definitely be called a foul and you'll be kicked out.